$260,505
paid to contractors for work here in FY2025
100 34th Ave · City-owned · 117,000 sq ft · District 1
CC BY-SA 4.0 · Frank SchulenburgOne of 95 places · $227.5M paid to contractors in FY2025
Contracts and bonds
Contracts for work here
$6,069 in FY2023 · $359,970 in FY2026
Click a year to see its amount.
The 3 contracts paid in FY2025
Capital masonry work at the Legion of HonorARG Conservation Services · 2024–2027 · $254,565 agreed$233,491
Five-year chiller maintenance at the Legion of HonorPacific Coast Trane Controls · 2023–2028 · $15,279 agreed$15,279
Fire sprinkler work at the Legion of HonorConvergint Technologies LLC · 2024–2029 · $40,230 agreed$11,735The 11 other contracts
Building management system replacement at Legion of Honor, phase 1Pacific Coast Trane Controls · 2024–2027 · $203,104 agreed · paid FY2026$182,793
Equipment work at the Legion of Honor museumBay City Boiler & Engineering Co Inc · 2025–2027 · $65,546 agreed · paid FY2026$65,546
Elevator assessment at the Legion of HonorElevator Consulting Associates, Inc. · 2025–2027 · $35,000 agreed · paid FY2026$21,000Yearly maintenance for the Fine Arts MuseumsPacific Coast Trane Controls · 2023–2028 · $37,810 agreed · paid FY2024$18,905
Retrofit work at the Legion of Honor for Fine Arts MuseumsBay City Boiler & Engineering Co Inc · 2025–2027 · paid FY2026$17,825
Sprinkler project at the Legion of HonorSuperior Automatic Sprinkler Co · 2025–2030 · $15,584 agreed · paid FY2026$13,984Water treatment work at the Legion of HonorGarratt-Callahan Company · 2025–2026 · $12,003 agreed · paid FY2026$12,003
Sensors for air handling units at the Legion of HonorControlco · 2026–2027 · paid FY2026$11,303
Five-year boiler maintenance at the Legion of HonorBay City Boiler & Engineering Co Inc · 2022–2027 · paid FY2023$6,069
Capital replacement work at the Legion of Honor, phases 1 and 2Pacific Coast Trane Controls · 2025–2027 · $17,080 agreedno payment on file
Capital work at the Legion of HonorPacific Coast Trane Controls · 2026–2027 · $12,403 agreedno payment on file
Who gets paid for this place
Paid in FY2025, 3 contractors.
ARG Conservation Services$233,491Pacific Coast Trane Controls$15,279
Convergint Technologies LLC$11,735
Contracts only. The City's Fine Arts Museums department runs it with the de Young Museum: $23.6M adopted budget and 206 people paid $17.2M in FY2025.
Board of Supervisors decisions
One decision about this place, 1999.
1999Approved settling a lawsuit with TRM Corporation by releasing contractors and architects from claims over the Legion of Honor remodeling.
Ordinance · File 990117The Board’s file ↗Other cultural sites
